PARTISIPASI POLITIK PEMILIH PEMULA DALAM PESTA DEMOKRASI
Abstract
Pemilih pemula memiliki karakteristik yang berbeda dengan orang-orang tua pada umumnya. Pemilih pemula cenderung kritis, mandiri, independen serta tidak puas dengan kemapanan, pro perubahan dan sebagainya. Karakteristrik itu cukup kondusif untuk membangun komunitas pemilih cerdas dalam pemilu yakni pemilih yang memiliki pertimbangan rasional dalam menentukan pilihannya. Misalnya karena integritas tokoh yang dicalonkan partai politik, track record atau program kerja yang ditawarkan. Karena belum punya pengalaman memilih dalam pemilu, pemilih pemula perlu mengetahui dan memahami berbagai hal yang terkait dengan pemilu. Misalnya untuk apa pemilu diselenggarakan, apa saja tahapan pemilu, siapa saja yang boleh ikut serta dalam pemilu, bagaimana tata cara menggunakan hak pilih dalam pemilu dan sebagainya. Pemilih pemula diharapkan tetap dapat mempertahankan partisipasi politiknya, sehingga ketika kuota hak pemilih pemula ini dapat dijalankan dengan terus berpartisipasi pada pentas demokrasi maka ini akan dapat membawa era demokrasi Indonesia pada tahap yang lebih baik nantinya, tentunya hal itu akan lebih baik pula ketika pemilih pemula dapat memilih dengan cerdas berdasarkan ilmu-ilmu yang telah didapatkan serta didukung dengan etika yang baik pula berdasarkan hati nurani dan integritas tanpa adanya hal-hal negatif dari pihak-pihak yang bermain dengan rasa kecurangan.
Kata kunci : Partisipasi politik, pemilih pemula, pemilihan umum
Beginner voters have different characteristics with older people in general. Beginner voters tend to be critical, self-contained, independent and are not satisfied with the establishment, pro-change and so on. The characteristics condusive to building a community of intelligent voters in the general election voters have rational consideration in determining his choice. For example, because the integrity of the political party leaders nominated, track record or work programs are offered. Because it has not had experience in presidential elections, beginner voters need to know and understand the various matters related to the election is held, what are the stages of the election, anyone who is eligible to participate in the elections, how the procedures for exercising the right to vote in elections and so on. The beginner voters expexted that still can maintain their political participation, so that when the quota rights of beginner voters can be run by continuing to participate at this stage then democracy will be able to bring the era of Indonesian democracy at this stage of the better later on, of course it would be better anyway when beginner voters can choose intelligently based sciences that have been obtained and supported with good ethics is also based on conscience and integrity in the absence of negative things from those who play with a sense of cheating.
Keywords: political participation, beginner voters, general election.
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